Wilhelm Gericke
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Wilhelm Gericke (born 18 May, 1845, Schwanberg, died 27 October 1925) was an Austrian conductor. He studied in Vienna before directing opera in Linz and Vienna, where he gave the Viennese premiere of Wagner's Tannhäuser. He then worked in the United States conducting the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
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| Preceded by George Henschel |
Musical Directors, Boston Symphony Orchestra 1884–1889 |
Succeeded by Arthur Nikisch |
| Preceded by Emil Paur |
Musical Directors, Boston Symphony Orchestra 1898–1906 |
Succeeded by Karl Muck |
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